Say we have a page that is generated automatically by our plugin and the URL is site.com/product_page/

Now lets imagine the user turns permalinks off and site.com/product_page/ suddenly becomes site.com/?p=16

Currently there is no hook for us to detect permalink changes so we can not change the URL in the plugin settings to match things accordingly.

At present if a user changes their permalinks they have to refresh the page URLs manually by clicking a link in the WP e-Commerce settings or their site will break (they will get a 404 error).

It would make much more sense if this whole process was automated by a hook that detected permalink changes.

Ciao,

Dan

DD32 wrote:
Not a hook as such.. But, that seems a bit odd question to me, If they're not 
turned on, then they're turned off correct?

//Are we using permalinks?
global $wp_rewrite;
if( ! $wp_rewrite || ! $wp_rewrite->using_permalinks() ){
//No Permalinks
} else {
//Permalinks are enabled
}


On Mon, 03 Dec 2007 12:44:28 +1100, Dan Milward <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:

Is there a hook to check when the administrator turns permalinks off.
There is for checking when they are turned on or changed which is handy
when making our own rewrite rules - but some things will need to be
changed when permalinks are turned off....

We can find no plugin hooks to do this currently.

Ciao,

Dan
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